Новости за 28.11.2015

Pontiff honors Ugandan Christians who were burned alive a century ago after refusing to renounce their faith

"This is not normal," president says after gunman fatally shoots three people at Planned Parenthood facility

The grandson of a Baptist preacher, Anderson East first sang in the church choir and later honed his chops in Nashville as a studio musician before deciding to head out on his own

U.N. official vows attack won't impede organization's work in West African nation of Mali

"He was aiming for my head," said one witness who was inside Planned Parenthood facility during deadly attack

A frenzied weekend of shopping is underway, kicked off by Black Friday

American consumers, start your engines

Joseph Caputo told his mother she may never see him again before he jumped the White House fence on Thanksgiving Day; psychiatric evaluation ordered

Forecasts predicting record spending this holiday season, but some analysts say intensity surrounding the day after Thanksgiving is waning

An FBI bulletin sent in September 2015 warned of attacks as Congress debated funding for Planned Parenthood

Her hospital bed was placed in Chubby's Luncheonette, which the 78-year-old ran from 1979 until its closing three years ago

Court documents filed today describe how Chicago child Tyshawn Lee was allegedly lured from a playground to the alley where he was killed Nov. 2

"We don't know about how we've changed his life, but we know that he obviously changed ours," said 10-year-old Carter Hanson

Police say a man shot a Waffle House employee in the head after she asked him not to smoke

At least three people died in fast-moving floodwaters as freezing rain and severe winds complicate rescue efforts

Police are searching for an "armed and dangerous" man wanted in a shooting that wounded 17

DNA information on cobwebs can provide important information for researchers in fields including conservation ecology and pest management.

Experts warn travelers should be aware of the potentially deadly chikungunya virus, for which there is no vaccine

Author of "Franklin Barbecue: a Meat Smoking Manifesto" learned to make smoked beef brisket outside his $300 trailer

Biologists captured X-ray images of a Burmese python eating an alligator to learn how the reptiles digest food

Doctors are delivering chemotherapy drugs directly into the tumors of people with a highly aggressive form of brain cancer

Some conservatives and political commentators say the GOP frontrunner's rhetoric has crossed the line

Experts say many holiday shoppers are holding back and waiting for the inevitable deals, whether in store or online

Two civilians and a police officer killed, alleged gunman taken into custody after hours-long standoff at facility in Colorado Springs

Activists target Chicago's popular retail district on Black Friday after cop arrested in fatal police shooting